Problem after upgrading to 24.11-RC
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stephenw10 Netgate Administratorlast edited by stephenw10 Nov 15, 2024, 9:41 PM Nov 15, 2024, 9:36 PM
Hmm, so to be clear everything actually runs OK. You just see that error checking for upgrades?
That was a known bug a while back but should be fixed.
If you run
pfSense-upgrade -cat the command line do you see the same error?Or in fact if you run
pfSense-repoc -N?Steve
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Can't replicate there here so far on other 24.11 installs. Did you see any errors at upgrade?
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The upgrade process seems to go smooth, but at next visit to the System->Upgrade menu after upgrade-reboot, it looks like this :
PS: Remote access to happily granted (to your staff, if you feel like researching :-)
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Hmm, OK. Do you see any additional errors if you run that directly?:
pkg-static info -R --raw-format json-compact pfSense-pkg-\* -
(List too big to quote directly .. Had to upload as attachment).
And no .. I recognize no errors in that list ..
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Hmm, you should probably run that at the real command line. Running through the webgui prompt is not exactly the same.
No errors shown there. I'd expect at least the same errors that repoc hits.
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It actually WAS from the CLI .. Just "grabbed" to text-file ..
Here is the same thing in the actual CLI :
Not really helpful .. as only the last third is seen, and its formatted like crap.
Thus the prior nicely formatted text-file :-)
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Hmm, still no error though interesting....
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Agree .. most interesting.
Have spend 5-6 hours working this issue. My ADHD wont let it go :-)
A full restore from USB -- Everything OK
Full upgrade from USB-installation to current online version -- Everything OK
Restoring my backup-XML-file -- Everything OK
(pfSense install all packages, and my setup)Reboot happens as part of the XML-restore
(Wait for all packages to complete installation as indicated by GUI .. zzz)
Now visit System->Upgrade .. Error is displayed instantly.
BUT .. as mentioned .. The error-message itself is the only indication of a problem.
Everything seems to be working as expected (I am no expert user). -
Check the version of repoc you have. I wonder if it's somehow not upgrading it or pulling in an older version:
[24.11-RC][admin@4860.stevew.lan]/root: pkg info -x pfSense pfSense-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-Status_Monitoring-php83-1.8_8 pfSense-base-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-boot-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-composer-deps-0.1 pfSense-default-config-serial-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-gnid-0.20 pfSense-kernel-pfSense-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-mim-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-pkg-Netgate_Firmware_Upgrade-23.05.01 pfSense-pkg-System_Patches-2.2.18 pfSense-pkg-WireGuard-0.2.9 pfSense-pkg-aws-wizard-0.12 pfSense-pkg-frr-2.0.2_6 pfSense-pkg-ipsec-profile-wizard-1.2.4 pfSense-pkg-zeek-3.0.6_6 pfSense-repo-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-repoc-20241031 pfSense-upgrade-1.2.29 php83-pfSense-module-0.99 -
[24.11-RC][admin@bearwall.bearcave.lan]/root: pkg info -x pfSense pfSense-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-Status_Monitoring-php83-1.8_8 pfSense-base-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-boot-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-composer-deps-0.1 pfSense-default-config-serial-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-gnid-0.20 pfSense-kernel-pfSense-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-mim-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-pkg-Avahi-2.2_6 pfSense-pkg-Backup-0.6.3 pfSense-pkg-Cron-0.3.8_5 pfSense-pkg-Notes-0.2.9_5 pfSense-pkg-Open-VM-Tools-10.1.0_5,1 pfSense-pkg-Service_Watchdog-1.8.7_4 pfSense-pkg-Shellcmd-1.0.5_4 pfSense-pkg-Status_Traffic_Totals-2.3.2_7 pfSense-pkg-System_Patches-2.2.18 pfSense-pkg-Tailscale-0.1.8 pfSense-pkg-Telegraf-0.9_8 pfSense-pkg-WireGuard-0.2.9 pfSense-pkg-acme-0.8_5 pfSense-pkg-bandwidthd-0.7.7 pfSense-pkg-bind-9.18_2 pfSense-pkg-darkstat-3.1.4 pfSense-pkg-haproxy-0.63_9 pfSense-pkg-iperf-3.0.5 pfSense-pkg-nmap-1.4.4_8 pfSense-pkg-node_exporter-0.18.1_5 pfSense-pkg-ntopng-5.6.0_1 pfSense-pkg-nut-2.8.2_4 pfSense-pkg-openvpn-client-import-1.2_3 pfSense-pkg-pfBlockerNG-devel-3.2.1_20 pfSense-pkg-snort-4.1.6_22 pfSense-pkg-softflowd-1.2.6_2 pfSense-pkg-squid-0.5 pfSense-pkg-squidGuard-1.16.23 pfSense-pkg-sudo-0.3_10 pfSense-pkg-suricata-7.0.7_5 pfSense-pkg-syslog-ng-1.16.2 pfSense-pkg-udpbroadcastrelay-1.2.4 pfSense-pkg-zeek-3.0.6_6 pfSense-repo-24.11.r.20241112.1813 pfSense-repoc-20241031 pfSense-upgrade-1.2.29 php83-pfSense-module-0.99 [24.11-RC][admin@bearwall.bearcave.lan]/root: -
Hmm, seems fine too.
I'll keep trying to replicate it.
Are there any other errors shown in the logs?
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What other log ?
Specifics (cli commands) ?
Can it be my XML-backup that corrupts the system somehow when restoring it ?
I would really hate to have to re-build my setup from scratch :-(Oh .. and an interesting observation is, that removal of both fpBlockerNG and Zeek fixes the problem.
But .. if ANY other package is installed at a later point - the error returns.
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@m-d-frederiksen said in Problem after upgrading to 24.11-RC:
if ANY other package is installed at a later point - the error returns.
Hmm, that's interesting.
By logs I mean in the main system logs when that command is run. Or when you install a pkg etc.
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Have looked through all logs available under Status-> System Logs
Nothing pertaining to the issue was found.
And absolutely no malfunctions found anywhere.
Its almost like a “false flag” error-status - if it was an antivirus-product, if you know what I mean ..EXCEPT .. Checking for updates from CLI (13) fails while error-status is present.
This might be an issue
Thanks for your time.
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Oh how does it fail with menu option 13?
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Not really, that shouldn't prevent it updating. It should still report you are up to date below that?
It's only failing to compile the list of installed packages for repoc. pkg itself should still work fine.
When we saw this before it was just an ugly artifact. It looks like it is here too.
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My assumption too currently - a “false flag” thing.
I will now revert to the version installed by the USB-installer, and refrain from upgrading, and go directly on to restoring my Backup-XML, and check wether issue also exists in that version ..
I’ll be back
